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New-York tribune., 1887-05-17
SAGE AND FIELD HAVE NOT QUARRELLEn

Tn regard to the published statement that he had had
serious quarrel with Cyrus W. Field about Manhattan
Railway stock Russell Sage said yesterday;
The story wicked fslsehood from beginning TO END and
"a merely 10 annoy Field. II is particularly
sr,s ~ this time when Field Is broken up by the
sct ness OF ms daughter 1t made out OF whole
in apy way Tor ny with Mr. Field were never
peasanter they now The elevated rair9tns are
ais nornng show The coal handlers strike cost tue com
ooI deal of money the first quarter OF the year. but
We arc row building coal sheds at the upper ends OF e nes
We store 10 operate tho roads Tor three
n,ps Ne are buyng new equ puent building sta
sss and win soon be building branches that Will bring us
rea of trahc reason TO be dissatisfied
s'Wb .,,b The ,,rospects OF tho Manhattan Railway.
New-York tribune., 1887-05-17
HOME Ne WS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Jy HoteIThe Hon. Robert G. winthrop OF Bos'
ton Ex-Governor Samuel Hauser OF Montana. and j. q
Clark President Of the Illinois Central Railroad Company
York Baron Almeirim, Consul General Tor Por
st. James Hotet-Congressmen Patrick A Cons OF
Boston Houss-JOhn Quincy Adams OF QUINCY
Mass and ". A. Grisw0d OF Newport ifsey H0use-
Carroll r Smith, OF svracuse Prentss Bailey OF utca
S. N d. North OF Albany and Simeon Horoyd, OF Oswego
Wfndsor Hote-Iheodore " Pomerey OF Aubutn ~ &
and the Hon r. PnaraZyn, OF New Zealand ASor House
Captain John A. Howell L. S. Navy .Hofmdn House@
George Besiein Buffalo HesainsteT Hotet~Jerome b.
New-York tribune., 1887-05-17

Howard A. spcrry, counsel for catherine QUINN VINO
claimed to have gwen 81 OJJ 10 catholic priest 10 u" o
In the rty which he al failed DO told the C1ntroot
t1ray that had endeaNOred to learn nc % h ~
nrit from the woman she htd refused to tel VINO ny
Eaccnty so called on M SyerIy. paid hin s cOunsoI lees
i sai( shn dez rci Withdraw all charges NJ. 0peIt
tnriud to think that has rofunio te a"un "
m. gr rhr Controller will make further snoI7 20 ,
lie mouut a, the young nan has riaio thh she ,i ~
osir at -, Ia the sum recovered ron tne
cv the verdict having been rendered under s'S'pp o"'
1.l lnN fI,ia
New-York tribune., 1887-05-17
xo MORE NEW COMMISSIONERS YET

Il was expected that the Mayor would appoint
Health Commissioner yesterday, and possibly
Firo commissioner to I'M Richard Crohers uexplred
term. Dr. s,uyve-ant +. Morris aud John NJ. Fergu- &
so, stand about an equal chance for the succ'-@ph
to Heath Comms- -i0ncr johnson. FOR tirc Cohllna.
soncr there is not much reason TO DOUBT thal N1ra
u pcrlcv fs looking foi the appointment but IL Is
not likely TO 20 to "a Republican
New-York tribune., 1887-05-17
ro prvoITrJ0yI/E 0ASLTGHTIYG.

The Wehach noaudcsccnt Gas Light Company mas Deeh
ipcorporateLwth capital OF slbo1O0o The trustees are
George Phlcr. ". W. Gibbs, Thomas Doa Johh "H"'
-, "a q w,raer william VI sngerly Edward Tuck, j. q.
Msron,nd jaime. H. StebDins !: rcehAh james ,
nor J. Coleman Drayton aud J. j. Mon'Eou'tli ,aa sHUs
% r Of p,ent- for which II has pan large suhs
and IA, which n propose 10 rovOullonILe thr NHoo
a1' .. ~irns the illumination coming nom lhe 'h''h
descent material heated uythe gas inseal OF Ion to k
directly The capitalists ~ The Htt s',n au0'o ""' F W
A. tn lis
New-York tribune., 1887-05-17

ARCHBISHOP CORRIGAg inland OWNERSHIP
Archbishop Corrigan held visitation Sacred
Heart yesterday the address which he delivered up
held the doctrine Of private ownership land
the opposite view contrary TO Rhosopy common sense
the Church. He also denied that the
pope was only TO be obeyed in matters OF faith and morals
ME pope has also right he said 10 command In
~ discipline but he does not interfere IN politics unless
i,cYrrnInent In nterieres IN matters OF conscience
New-York tribune., 1887-05-17
GTATEN ISLAND.

Tho vtt.ry surrounding the finding of the body OF man
In tho freight Of the staten Island lapd transit
vile. has not been cleared up MI
HHows tbs Nautilus Hotel. winch apons The
hudiuR Yesterday that he had heard pistol shot
snuf cc near watcr and supposed Ia be- some one
sIgnaIng ior uaL John buyer employed as eatcman AT
Tonkusyilc by the Island RAPID transit Company
also testified he heard the report OF revolver shortly AZ
Clifton had passed. Uut heard no cries
for help body sll lies at Cascys MOrsue' lompAhs
VILE. unidentified.
New-York tribune., 1887-05-17
,UTGOING STEI.HERS.
INCOMING STE4.uE2X
SHIPPING NEVS
PORT OF NEw.YORk. MONDAY MAY lG. lSS


Steamer scrvia tBr, Mckay Ivorpool MAY Queenstown
with nlsc passengers To Vernon Brown 4 Co. Ar.
rived al the Bar al % a IN. -
steamer Arizona tBrl Brooks Liverpool Nav 7, Queens
town with mdse and lOl7 passengers TO underlll &
o.. Arrived the Bar Mt 3 a M
Steamer FnIia tCerl Ringk Bremen May7 Southampton
viii mdso and 1873 passengers to Oerchs Co. Arrived
nj the Bar nj 100 m. ~
Steamer Marco Aureio (B Bernroh Asplnwall days.
with Perez Triano Co; vessel TO Leaycraft Co
Arrived at the Bar at 7 q
steamer FIanihorough tBr Fraser bermuda days. with
mdse 20 Outerbrdge Co. Arrived at tho Bar al 80
m.
Steamer Cherokee Doane jacksonville days via Charles
ton W md and plssengers 10 VIM Clyde & Co.
Steamer Chattahoochce. Dagge savannah, days, with
mdre and passengers to Henry YOnge ir.
steamer b u knight Young. Georgetown and Alexan
dra wh mdse and passengers 10 M Williams.
Steamer Chas Mayer Hart Baltimore, with coal to Con
sOlidated Coal Co.
ship Patrioian. Kenney Melbourne. via Boston. to II W
Cameron a Co.
Dark Johann Wilhelm (Ger. Kopaeh. Antwerp 3j days.
with mdse ORDER vessel 10 Funch. Edye Il Co.
sUNsET-At sandy Hook. windlIght >, clear. AT CITY
IslApd wind light sW. eieaE
New-York tribune., 1887-05-17
-, pnsox,SrDFts on KILLING TREES

Many complaints about aantus trees IN the city are
sent to the Health Department every year. II ~ ''n0
por In cut down tree, and persons who eu Tor from inc
n Of the aantus frequently inquire how the trees can oe
cot rid OF safely Replying to such an inquiry yest9Fv Dr
S s1d that could be ki lei by guhG ule'
Nm sharn Knife II the girdng IS done on dark Light
,,isn nnlcenen arc watching. the operation Is S"o
Dr thinks
New-York tribune., 1887-05-17

OCEAN VESSELS RrNNTyG ALONd T0dETHhh
The steansips Arizona OF tho Guon. and ServiA ot INC
cnn,rl Line reached this port yesterday after quick rum
-, . ,le from the fact that bOih vessels were
,i sritn, ,ti.tnce hrou the entire oyage Ihey
,isI iron Queenstown May S anl from ihdt uhe un
tc, pO To In the NOIth ltNoI cuOh S'o"e N'
a.. tie ma sts or smoke OF the other
New-York tribune., 1887-05-17
rye prI,nIyo WILL BE WORTHY OF THE SITE

Charles s. smith, wholesale dry goods dealer vice
NJ the Cham5or OF Commerce and treasurer Tor Wooha"h
ron,,.rv m. purchased tho lot Fftnave between mo
srwart Mansion rhirtyfourth St ana tho grope,H ~
en,ly boehi by tho New-York CLUB NJ IhittY nltaI a.
Sifs lot has frontage OF 3J feet aud ~ 10 iee uc'p
ptc,n n bu dngs yester issued ermlt of the
- Si o1 siu, on Ihis plot SMITH sail last night ha
decided what no should 10 out tn1t ' VI" Wv
no a JailIng II would DO worthy OF tue site
New-York tribune., 1887-05-17
NEW.JERSEY.

BLooMrrID-The body OF The Rev Samuel w Dulheld lay
Westminster Presbyterian church,
~ which he had pastor viewed by many people
I'M the afternoon the 40 ~ was placed on lTAh 0t DC
troit where tie burial will take place.
RrruPgFoHp PARK.-Thc Tnhod States EIptcss Company
ha, made It's business over The New OK
Railroad Company me- IA fteau VI over 'ho
N.w. YORK Lake Erie amt Western Railroad
New-York tribune., 1887-05-17

Miss Graves the school principal whose legs were crushed
uudet train At the Market street talfOAl
station on SUNDAY night dyns ~ - barnaoass opl
IA, eyrnlng the accntent her CONDITION s u".h 50
crcAI -cans dId not attempt apuAuoh VI mo
crushed limbs
a yas objected In the circuit Court yesterday Ia
The su OF Joscph ". Frtnkel against H. G. Miner lot -t
vrrs IN securing A site Miners theatre IA NewDk.
Franz ell agreed 10 receive s1DO
New-York tribune., 1887-05-17
TUE DO0 POUND TO RE MOvED.

The dog pound be removed from the present location
on the East seveneenthst TO Thirty ghthst and
the North River the onal Dock The authorities In
charge the dog pound pleased with their locality
and hs Dock hoard wished % lace both these nuanees
New-York tribune., 1887-05-17

TIE COLLECTOR INFANT NO DISCoURTBsE
e arm of importers which wrote letter TO the Secretary
II the Treasury complaining way which Collector
agope had treated (Which letter published In ThR
TnBuxE that since the letter was writ
New-York tribune., 1887-05-17

tesv vas ursnden ana which was not rem
dsred necessary old regulations which ey hSn dsvs
into disuse recently simply enforced The importers
ssy they 70 attack the SoieeoE anu
arc perfectly satisfied with his explanation
New-York tribune., 1887-05-17
Jersey CITY.
VEN ARk.

Tho suit o Mr. .ary ornbower against her husband Dr
Io. IOrnblDwer Tor separate mAiuteuAnteOn ia" ground
OF cruelty yesterday decided against MIS- horhpo"e
New-York tribune., 1887-05-17

together Complaints made by residents IN te scu
Of the how captured and at Bellevue ~
was the drowning OF every ot OF dogs
of neas carried the river 20 the hOepltal
New-York tribune., 1887-05-17
NURSERY DIAPERS.

Messrs.
j AM IS McCREER RY & CO.
offer during this week 1000
pieces of Andrew Reid and Co.'s
Fine Linen Diapers at an average
of $1.OO per piece less than
recent retail figures; the follow,
ing are widths and prices.
IS-inch, $l.S5, $3.50, $l65, $L75
2O-inch, I.60, LIS. l.S5.
22-inch, l95, 2.lO
2l-inch, 1875, 2l5 225.
26-inch, 1855, zoo 2.1O, 22O, 2.S0.
These pieces measure full 10 yards,
JAMES NICER EERY & CO.,
Broadway and 18th st.
New-York tribune., 1887-05-17
wEsrCuEsTER COUNTY.

! Mt vERSoS--The annual sessoarof tho Nestcheser
Institute opened Ia Tie assembly room
| of ths Fifth Avenue school yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1887-05-17

French Balbrlggan, warranted imported,
pper bnx of halfdozen KENNEDY 26 Cortlandt-s st.
New-York tribune., 1887-05-17

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d.,
1866 Vest 63d-st ....
Uours-s 70 10 5to Z Diseases OF Nervous System.
GcnIto. Urinary Organs Impotence and sterilty.
New-York tribune., 1887-05-17
MARINE INTELLIG ENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
rJ-DNr.
sunrrse, 81 Sets. Os Nooare 2l3 Mooa'say,. "a
NIGH WATER.
vs,rsv Hook 3.ls Gov. Ispd 352 He'll gats. 6il
p H-Sandy Hook 40j Gov. lsPd 45o Hell date. O'zo
New-York tribune., 1887-05-17
Announcements.

Announcements
E. e. w. "PALATKA" e. w
THE NEW SHAPE "STRAIGHr SEAN" COLLAR
Daily Republican., 1887-08-30
Two Stabbing ARRAYS.

Arthur Williams, thirty-one years old,
cS S03 Penn street, Camden, who was en-
rloyed in the machinery department of
Hale & Kilburn's furniture factory, IS ly.
ing III the Pennsylvania Hosp tai suffering
from a stab wound In the LETT side, which
it is feared will cause his death.
Owing to the fact that the occurrence
was not reported to the police until late
hour last night, but little information
could be gained, and the man who COM
mitted the deed was not arrested.
The wounded mans story is to the eff
feet that several of the men employed in
the shop began "kidding" each other, and
that It was continued until several of the
number became angry, but the affair was
ended soon after harsh words began to
be used. A short time after the quarrel
he leaned over the machine upon which
he was at Work, and at once felt an acute
pain In his left side below his heart. The
pain ontinued to increase, and supposing
he had injured himself by leaning too
heavily against the machine, Williams
requested one of his fellow-workmen to
examine his side, when small punctured
wound was found, from which single
drop of blood had flowed.
Williams then became convinced that
he had been stabbed by one of the men,
and walked to the Pennsylvania Hospital,
where lie was put to bed, the surgeons
prorouncing the wound dangerous one,
as 1t is feared that the stab has extended
| to the lung.
1t is supposed from the character OF the
wound that the instrument with which
! Ii was produced was long. pointed tool
known as scribe tool, several of which
wers lying about,
Effective Crawford was de allied on the
case last night, but failed to secure any
evidence sufficient TO warrant him in ar
resting any OF the men at work in the
chop at the time of the occurrence, but
he is COL fident OF being able to find the
right man this morning.
Joseph Taylor, nine-year old, living
near Sixth and vt. Mary streets, Philadel.
phia, was stabbed In the side last evening
and severely wounded by an Italian boy,
whose mother keeps fruit stand at Sixth
aud Bainbridge streets. Young Taylor
approached the woman's stand for the
purpose of pricing her wares, when the
boy, whose name is unknown, made a
lunee at him with his knife
The young assailant hurried around the
corner befoie the policeman on duty in
tee neiehborhood was apprised of the az
fair, and has not yet been arrested. The
inju!ed lad wss taken to the Penn
sylvania Hospital, but returned home
after Lis wound had been dressed.
During fight which occurred at an
early hour this morning at 72l Lombard
street, Julius Fable, twenty six years old,
of no Lombard street, was stabbed in the
head and badly injured by one of the
party, whose name is unknown. Fable
was taken to the Pennsylvania Hospital,
and his assailant made his escape.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-30
Riot on the lSAn nxa.

About the time the train was leaving
New Bridge station on the Wilmington
& Northern Railroad ON Sunday even.
ing q car hlled with colored people,
whs had been attending the Big Guar
terly, was attacked and completely rid
died with stones. One colorod man ID
reported TO have had an arm broken,
and o woman was badly hurt by being
struck in the back with q stone. The
attacking party of rough white men
s.e nt tin,es the terror of the neighbor-
hood.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-30
A Fortune for the Pisrsops

Jacob Pierson, of Kaulin, recently
made the discovery that an aged lady
spending summer at Atlantic City
WAS searching for relatives by the name
Of Pierson, whose ancestors had settled
in the northern part Of Delaware. She
had met with !ady from this Vicinity i,
Of whom the made Inquiries, and to
whom she stated thas the Pierson
family was descended from three
brothers, who came over from Eng.
land, and that she was the last nvir q
descendant Of one Of them. The Pier
sons of New Garden and Mill Greek
Hundred are descendants OF one of the
brothers. and 1t 10 believed large for
tune Is awaiting them somewhere. As
we have said Mr.. Pierson 10 looking the
matter up and we hope he and his kim
dred In these parts may come In for O
big slice Of 1t.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-30
NEWS SUM N AkY.
piOsion-An Appeal FOR \ Convicted
Boodier-Ool lapse of waiis.

Gold Medals 10 berAWsSded-Fats' FIX
| piosion-An Appeal FOR n Convicted
Boodier-Ool lapse of Waiis.
The Secretary of State has ordered
gold life-saving medals to be awarded
TO Captain j. w. Durham, of the Brit
ish ship Favoriue, for the rescue OF the
crew OF the American schooner George
E Young, and to Peter Polio frat msie g
OF the Italian bark Nord America, for
bravery in rescuiRp the crew Of the
American schooner Parker II. Hooper.
Robert Martin WAS killed and five
h,r miners were badly injured by au
explosion Of dua lin at the bottom OF
the Draper colliery slope, a. Gilberton,
Pa, yesterday. The dualin was isnited
by spark from lamp. Que OF tne In
jursd, George Lawson, is not expected
to recover
A petition is being signed by Grand
Army members In Chicago, asking the
Governor to pardon Richard q. Nc.
Cisughrey, ex Comm issioner. "bscauss
OF his honorable wsr record, and alGo
on the ground that there was &c
evidence justify IL g his conviction"
The wAlls o! Crawford q Dslv'a
Opera House, at Wichita, KAnsas, I5G
ieet hiab, collapsed Monday, owing ro
''tbe inferior quality OF the br.ck.'
The loss 10 about SIS, 200. The house
was TO have been opened on Septen ber
18th.
John Golden, egsd Al years, was
killed Monday morning in Dayton q
Nut and Bolt Works, at Newport, Ken.
tucEy. His arm caught in q belt and
dashed heavy pair OF shears, which
he held In his hand, againet his head,
causing instant death.
Fifty OF the 200 INN atts of the coun
ty slmthouee at Readirg, Pa are eick
with virulent form OF cholera NOR.
bus, and two OF them have died. "The
directors have decided to make some
changes in the sanitary regulations Of
the institution"
Eight members Of Engine Company
No. Q, OF Pisirfeld, New Jersey, were
arrested In that city on Sondsy on .
charge Of arson. One Of them, George
jackson, con nfessed that they had set
fire to mum Der OF places, using kero.
ssne for the purpose.
During o race at Saratoga on Monday
four horses came into collision at the
head of the stretch, and all fell. A
Jockey named Penny and another named
West were Injured, the latter 90 badly
that bic re coyery was considered doubt
ful.
The cafe of Lorenz & Eek, jewellers,
in Milwaukee, was robbed of $1,000 in
vnlusbles on Saturday night. The bur.
glars first got into Mr.. E,k's house and
stole his clothes, thus securing the hey
of the store.
Notwithstanding the large pension
payments this month, amounting to
6l6. GOO, 900, the Treasury receipts for
The month to date are more than 81, ,5OO,.
600 In excess Of the total expenditures
during the came period,
Ths foundation OF mill at Broad.
head, Wisconsin, was undermined by o
qulcksand On Sunday morning, and the
buildirg tumbled down with quantity
of -four and grain. The loss Is estima..
ed at nearly 1900.
The Typographical Union of Chicago,
1T q meeting on Sunday, decided that
on and alter November LIST nine hours
should constitute printers day g
work.
The sale OF Friday aud Saturday last
did much damage to fishing vesse.s Oh
the Newfourdl land coast. Two men are
known TO have been drowned.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-30
0Heep IL DARK

The Academy of Music will be open
ed for the season ON Thursday evening,
with George Hoey's musical comedy
"Keep 1t Dark" The story OF this
play is told In three acts, and serves its
purpose by bringing upoa the stage
characters whose eccantricittes Of drees,
speech and manner keep the audience
COD vulsed with laughter. jasper Vase
line, an electric liver pad inventor, is o
creation by w. T. Bryant, who still
suetains tue character. and mono who
witness 1t can help being amused by
his dry humor. The character OF Glenn
intina Delaney is sustained by Miss
Lizzie Richmond, and her rendition of
the actress whose dresses are oil of
American make" is we'll worth seeing.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-30
Attacked by two Men,

William Lank, about 10 years Of age.
non of William j. Lank, auctioneer.
was knocked down and considerably
huIt by two men partly intoxicated ct
Mt. Salem M. K Church on Sunday
night. Mr.. Lsuk rode ON horseback to
the church, and hitching his horse, was
walking towards the church, when the
men attacked him. He Is confident he
knows the names OF the ruffiaps and
hopes to have them arrested.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-30
|ur.e rr's set, v,.np and

sts. A. Van v ! TrSu HncRi"S. rU.
~, ~. =. ~; three csildien
s'lls sls,, b. road leading
,l. ~ s,ll, in BrandJviue o
sla' P.J R,cs lsrd, 90 Mon.
i' ,ts ay nets became
:. ,,ap ,su ui ibs horse, when
Van 1ra0p go. up on
~. 't.m 10 their prone, PROPER
~ ;I,r % ,n- horse stsl 'ed
.,,' ..s' vbsp tus lad 'prssg .ss
Ips hn ise, towards s me
.,s,l sni In this aHh wara
rsy.t I'D rs,bsf thsn ~ :.
,pu Of Mn. ysn Trump 10
Y tiIsa OF gutter, break
..,,,Irnio. tSe carriage
4. TOO very badly ou,
''..ri children escaotd
- vi i5llss scratches. Mr.,
~ ,psu. from noms.
- I, b, family came 10
--..,i them from their
.,sru .vi took them into
,l,g;ae eToite'ceDt hHd
t.k1sa Ml,s hn!pdty pro-
,suI carriage snd CON
s,tls,t,n sad CHILD to
n As ciiy, snd sl'o noti,
i Inap Of The accident len
,'vl, sae,sipon be pro-
.,r ,,d ren. ont TO the
y,,pssy a0d brought his
!. M cailtten 10 th cir
sp,irs him-tlf that the
.,ys, bad no. been more
Daily Republican., 1887-08-30
SW Get singers,

Young ladies' who are fond OF the de-
ligttful ttralns which issue from the
throAts OF the most beautiful portion Of
the feathered tribe, should call Mt the
Aviary Of Mr. Parker, No. 103 East
Second street, and eelec. ore Ut the
finest young canaries that can be found
In this or any other city. The prices
are moderate and the birds are war.
ranted to be as represented. Those who
cali socn will have an opportunity to
secure the first choice.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-30
BLOOD w eaknoesoS,

breaking out ON the skin, pimples, ,boils,
bold hives. tired feelings. heat suffer.
in2s, sches snd pains, bad appetite,
itching, breakinRs out on the skin, &c.
These, with numerous others, sll denote
bod, weakened and diseased blood, for
all Of which ysu will sst the fiueot and
incest remedy in DR.. 6imms' Blood
Purifier. 81. Depot, Fourth and King
streets. Wilmington, Del. Sold by
dealers.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-30
Oysters! Oystcrsi

j. g. McVey, having fttod up In
good shape his restaurant and oyster
bay, 100 French street, for the accom-.
modation OF ladies and gents, Will
keep constantly on hand O fresh sup
ply Of the the best brands of oysters.
Open all night and Sunday.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-30
RaYlYal Week.

The revival nt the 1. NJ. Church ia
growing In interest. There will be
meeting every night this week. The
Kov. MIR. Olfrey will preach on Wed.
nesday evening. All christ'sns are In
vited 10 join in and help on the good
work.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-30
Shipments Of Peaches.

Sixty.nine CATS OF peaches passed
through this city yesterday, consigned
rs follows: Philadelphia, IL caIs; Scrsn.
ton, 1; Syracuse, !, Jsrsey City, 10;
%; Boston, 9; Hartford, 2;
Pittsburg. L; Erie, /; E!mira, /; Ches'
ter, 2; total, 60; To date, 1,2l5 csrs; to
same date 1885. 1893 CARS.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-30
Look and Read.

S,ansbury Murray, Jr, 1O4 Eas.
Front street, has put up q business di.
reotory ut the side of his door. It Ia
very attractive, having Q large, level
glass mirror In the centre. Business
men would do well by pnt.iug their ad
vertisemsnts In 1t, as 1t attracts cen.
siderable attention.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-30
Stray Hcraa

Tho horss belonging TO Lewis L. Lee,
OF The Second street market, strayed
away from the farm of his bro ther, in
3raudywine Hnndsed, on the 25.h of
AUGUST, has not yet been heard from,
and 'ha owner is consequently rather
uneasy about his prolonged absence.
The person who took him up should
have ad Vertised aim or msde SONS in.
quiries in regard to him before this
time.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-30
VIII Not participate.

On account Of the quarrel the Volup-
teer Firemens' Association of Philadel-
phia are having among themselves
about who shall have the right OF line
in the Constitutional Centennial parade,
the Delaware Fire Company of this
city have decided not to participate,
aad will remain at home.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-30
violating tho Sabbath.

Angelic and Charles Parnellc,
brothers, were before Squire Mona.
CHAN last evening charged with vic.
lating the law by selling peanuts last
Sunday. They were s3judged guilty
and sentenced to pay fns OF 81 and
costs each.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-30
For q Fine Gold

or silver watch st astonishinely low
figures call on A. E. Williamson,
jewsler, 105 West Eighth street. We
have special bargain in gents l4k.
gold watch ut S48.00. this watch ie
usually sold ct from $55 to $50.